Harbor Bank forecasts stronger first quarter profits in 1975
Harbor Bank of Long Beach reports that net income for the quarter ending March 31 should rise about 10 percent from the prior quarter and 125 percent from all of 1974, with assets near 8.6 million and deposits around 6.7 million. President J J Thomason shared the outlook at the bank's initial annual meeting.
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Harbor Bank of
Long Beach
J.J. Thomason
E. Ocean Blvd
U.S
Thomason
Industry Week warns on shrinking mill shipments and rising imports
Industry Week reports 1975 U.S. mill shipments now forecast at 93 to 94 million net tons, down from prior hopes and last year’s levels. Imports in 1974 reached 16 million net tons, with fears of continued high import levels and potential dumping affecting pricing and orders.
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Cleveland
Industry Week
The
Magazine For Managers
U.S
Value Village Thrift Store Opens In Dutch Village
The store will donate profits to four organizations for mentally challenged children. Kenneth Townsend, executive director of the Long Beach Retarded Children's Foundation, says proceeds aid Townsend’s group and the Mid-Cities Association for the Mentally Retarded, plus Excep tional Children's Foundation in Los Angeles and the Good Shepherd Home in Terra Bella California.
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Value Village
Dutch Village
Lakewood
Kenneth Townsend
Long Beach
Will California tighten oversight on group health plans
Sacramento officials debate strengthening regulation of 162 registered plans including Blue Shield Kaiser and Ross Loos. The attorney general has issued 24 cease and desist orders and lawmakers drafting Knox Mills Act amendments seek to place plans under the Department of Corporations with stricter financial and consumer protections.
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Sacramento
Robert O’brien
AG Consumer Protection Section
Attorney General’s Office
John Knox
Richmond
Knox
American Medical Services
O’brien
Credit Card Debt Warning From College Instructor
Dwight Wentzel of Long Beach City College warns credit cards push consumers into unsustainable debt amid inflation and recession. He notes rising bankruptcies, higher interest schemes like average daily balance, and urges limiting purchases to ready funds to avoid credit-card roulette.
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Dwight L. Wentzel
Long Beach City College
Wentzel
Long Beach Pharmacists elect officers for second year
Donald Wolter of Medical Arts Pharmacy was elected president of the Long Beach Pharmaceutical Association for a second year. Elected as vice presidents are Marvin Lieblein and Dan Heiney of Family Pharmacy, William Barham of Santa Fe Drugs, secretary Kenneth Mailman of Finer Pharmacy, and Dan Heiney of Hopkins Pharmacy as treasurer and continuing education.
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Donald Wolter
The
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Long Beach Pharmaceutical Association
Marvin Lieblein
Family Pharmacy
Dan Heiney
William Barham
Santa Fe Drugs
Kenneth Mailman
Finer Pharmacy
Hopkins Pharmacy
Breathing spell seen for S and Ls by San Francisco bank
Dr. Maurice Mann, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, told savings and loan executives in Los Angeles that the first half of 1975 could provide a breathing spell to be used prudently yet profitably. He added that broad outlines of future economic and financial conditions would come into sharper focus.
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Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
Savings and Loans
Los Angeles
S&ls
Maurice Mann
Gasoline controls reduce vapors at LA area gas stations
Long Beach and Los Angeles area gas stations implement new hydrocarbon vapor controls under Air Pollution Control District Rule 65.1 and Rule 65 amendments. The program, begun in 1956, saves about 30 000 gallons of gasoline daily by reclaiming vapors for recycling to bulk facilities or refineries, with full implementation by June 1977.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
L.A
Southern utility rates soar across the South in 1970s
A study notes rapid electricity price increases across southern states. Georgia Power and Mississippi Power slashed or deferred large construction plans, while TVA residents faced higher per kilowatt hour costs. Florida Power and Light charges rose from under 2 to 3 cents. Alabama and Gulf Power also cut budgets, signaling strained utility revenue amid rising consumer bills.
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California
U.S
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Bruce B.bakke
Atlanta
UPI
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Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
The
Southern Co
Alabama Power
Gulf Power
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Florida Power & Light
Georgia Power
Mississippi Power & Light Co
Mississippi Power Co
Investment funds trading notes amid market listings
New York AP reports Drexel and Dreyfus funds among major movers in trust and mutual fund listings. Investors track listed equity values, prices, and fund names including Apollo, Vanguard, Fidelity, and Loomis Sayles amid daily price shifts and sector changes.
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Nightingale Uniforms
Hamilton M. Moody
George M. Murchison
CPA
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James A Willingham
Boulevard Buick
Richard G. Wilson
Industry Week Steelmakers Concerned
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Blue Shield
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State Health Department
Medi-Cal
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Robert Christ
Claude Bennett
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Ted Lyman
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